January Transfer window 2022 LIVE: Here’s your latest rundown of every done deal and confirmed signing from across Europe’s top five leagues of Premier League, Serie A, La Liga, Ligue 1 and Bundesliga. With the January Transfer window already up and running teams have already gone for their picks instantly to help them turn their season fortunes. Lucas Digne, Kieran Trippier, Phillipe Coutinho and Axel Tuanzebe are the latest highlights of the transfer window so far. Follow InsideSport.IN for all the latest Football Transfer news and updates.
January Transfer window 2022 LIVE: Full list of every done deal in the January Transfer Window 2022 so far; Follow Live updates
Official and confirmed. Anthony Martial joins Sevilla from Man United on straight loan. €6/7m total package to Man Utd. No buy option. 🔴 #Sevilla
Martial received approaches from EPL clubs but he strongly wanted to join Sevilla after his conversations with Monchi. pic.twitter.com/Jq9gpY4I0Z
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) January 25, 2022
January Transfer window 2022 LIVE: Premier League
Arsenal: Maintland-Niles (to Roma, loan), Harry Clarke (to Hibernian, loan), Folarin Balogun (to Middlesbrough, loan), Sead Kolašinac (to Marseille, free), Pablo Marí (to Udinese, loan). Calum Chambers (to Aston Villa, free transfer)
Aston Villa: Philippe Coutinho (from Barcelona, loan), Lucas Digne (from Everton, €30m); Anwar El Ghazi (to Everton, loan), Keinan Davis (to Nottingham Forest, loan), Wesley (to Internacional, loan), Robin Olsen (from Roma, loan)
Brentford: Jonas Lössl (from Midtjylland, loan)
Brighton & Hove Albion: Aaron Connolly (to Middlesbrough, loan), Kacper Kozlowski (from Pogon Szczecin, €10m), Kacper Kozlowski (to Royale Union St-Gilloise, loan), Leo Östigard (to Genoa, loan), Jürgen Locadia (to Bochum, loan), Taylor Richards ( to Birmingham, loan)
Burnley: Anthony Driscoll-Glennon ( to Barrow, loan), Chris Wood (to Newcastle, €30m)
Chelsea: Lewis Baker (to Stoke, undisclosed)
Everton: Vitaliy Mykolenko (from Dynamo Kyiv, €23m), Nathan Patterson (from Rangers, €14m), Anwar El Ghazi (from Aston Villa, loan), Lucas Digne (to Aston Villa, €30m)
Leicester: Filip Benkovic (to Udinese, free)
Liverpool: Tony Gallacher (to St Johnsone, free)
Manchester City: Ferran Torres (to Barcelona, €55m), Taylor Harwood-Bellis (to Stoke, loan), Tommy Doyle (to Cardiff, loan), Patrick Roberts (to Sunderland, undisclosed)
Manchester United: Anthony Martial (to Sevilla, loan), Teden Mengi (to Birmingham, loan), Ethan Laird (to Bournemouth, loan), Axel Tuanzebe (to Napoli, loan), Amad Diallo (to Rangers, on loan)
Newcastle United: Kieran Trippier (from Atlético Madrid, €15m), Chris Wood (from Burnley, €30m)
Norwich City: Onel Hernández (to Birmingham, loan)
Tottenham: Dilan Markanday (to Blackburn, €600k)
Watford: Maduka Okoye (from Sparta Rotterdam, €5m), Yaser Asprilla (from Envigado, €3m), Hassane Kamara (from Nice, €5m), Samir (from Udinese,undisclosed), Edo Kayembe (from Eupen, $1.5M)
Wolves: Hayao Kawabe (from Grasshopper, €700k), Theodor Corbeanu (to MK Dons, loan), Chiquinho (from Estoril, €3.6m), Hee-Chan Hwang (to Wolves, $18M)
I’m so happy to be joining Newcastle. Everyone knows the fans are unbelievably passionate and I will give my absolute all for them. I can’t wait to get to work 💪🏼
Thank you to everyone at @nufc & the fans for the very warm welcome I have received so far 🖤🤍 pic.twitter.com/6d0raRrpnv
— Kieran Trippier (@trippier2) January 7, 2022
January Transfer window 2022 LIVE: La Liga
Alavés: Jason (from Valencia, free)
Atlético Madrid: Kieran Trippier (to Newcastle, €15m), Daniel Wass (from Valencia, €2.7M + add ons)
Barcelona: Ferran Torres (from Man City, €55m); Álex Collado (to Granada, loan), Philippe Coutinho (to Aston Villa, loan), Fabio Blanco (from Frankfurt, €1m)
Cádiz: Oussama Idrissi (from Sevilla, loan)
Getafe: Borja Mayoral and Gonzalo Villar (from Roma, loan), Óscar Rodríguez (from Sevilla, loan)
Granada: Álex Collado (from Barcelona, loan)
Mallorca: Sergio Rico (from PSG, loan)
Rayo Vallecano: José Pozo (to Al-Ahli, loan)
Real Sociedad: Rafinha (from PSG, loan)
Sevilla: Anthony Martial (from Man Utd, loan), Jesús Corona (from Porto, €3.5m), Óscar Rodríguez (to Getafe, loan)
Valencia: Giorgi Mamardashvili (from Dinamo Tbilsi, €850k), Jason (to Alavés, free)
January Transfer window 2022 LIVE: Serie A
AS Roma: Ainsley Maitland-Niles (from Arsenal, loan), Pau Lopez (to Marseille, $13M), Borja Mayoral and Gonzalo Villar (to Getafe, loan), Riccardo Calafiori (to Genoa, loan), Robin Olsen (to Aston Villa, loan)
Atalanta: Jérémie Boga (from Sassuolo, €20m), Matteo Lovato (to Cagliari, loan)
Cagliari: Matteo Lovato (from Atalanta, loan)
Empoli: Marco Benassi (from Fiorentina, loan)
Fiorentina: Jonathan Ikoné (from Lille, €14m), Krzysztof Piatek (from Hertha BSC, loan), Marco Benassi (to Empoli, loan)
Genoa: Johan Vásquez (from Pumas, €3.5m), Leo Östigard (from Brighton, loan), Riccardo Calafiori (from Roma, loan); Valon Behrami (released)
Inter: Facundo Colidio (to Tigre, loan)
Lazio: Mohamed Fares (to Torino, loan)
Milan: Andrea Conti (to Sampdoria, undisclosed)
Napoli: Axel Tuanzebe (from Man Utd, loan), Kostas Manolas (to Olympiacos, €2.5m), Insigne (to Toronto FC, Free transfer)
Sampdoria: Tomás Rincón (from Livorno, loan), Andrea Conti (from Milan, undisclosed), Fabio Depaoli (to Verona, loan)
Sassuolo: Jérémie Boga (to Atalanta, €20m)
Torino: Tomás Rincón (to Sampdoria, loan)
Udinese: Samir (to Watford,undisclosed), Filip Benkovic (from Leicester, free), Pablo Marí (from Arsenal, loan)
Verona: Fabio Depaoli (from Sampdoria, loan)
Venezia: Michaël Cuisance (from Bayern Munich, €4m), Nani (free)
Official and confirmed. AS Roma have registered Ainsley Maitland-Niles contract on Serie A system as new signing. Deal signed, straight loan move until June confirmed. 🔴🤝 #ASRoma
No buy option included. Medical successfully completed, club statement soon. #AFC pic.twitter.com/WfcUEG8j5Q
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) January 7, 2022
January Transfer window 2022 LIVE: Bundesliga
Arminia Bielefeld: Gonzalo Castro (free), Burak Ince (from Altinordu, €500k)
Bayern Munich: Michaël Cuisance (to Venezia, €4m), Oliver Batista Meier (loan to Dynamo Dresden)
Bochum: Jürgen Locadia (from Brighton, loan)
Borussia Dortmund: Ansgar Knauff (to Frankfurt, loan)
Borussia Mönchengladbach: Marvin Friedrich (from Union Berlin, €6m), Hannes Wolf (to Swansea, loan)
Greuther Fürth: Andreas Linde (free)
Hertha BSC: Fredrik André Björkan (from Bodø/Glimt, free), Krzysztof Piatek (to Fiorentina, loan), Deyovaisio Zeefuik (to Blackburn, loan)
FC Augsburg: Ricardo Pepi (from FC Dallas, €17.6m)
FC Köln: Rafael Czichos (to Chicago Fire, €450k), Noah Katterbach (to Basel, loan), Jorge Meré (to Club América, €1m)
Frankfurt: Fabio Blanco (to Barcelona, €1m), Ansgar Knauff (from Dortmund, loan)
RB Leipzig: Brian Brobbery (to Ajax, loan)
SC Freiburg: Hugo Siquet (from Standard Liege, €4.5m); Dominique Heintz (to Union Berlin, undisclosed)
Union Berlin: Dominique Heintz (from SC Freiburg, undisclosed); Cedric Teuchert (to Hannover, undisclosed), Tymoteusz Puchacz (to Trabzonspor, loan), Marvin Friedrich (to Borussia Mönchengladbach, €6m)
VfB Stuttgart: Philipp Klement (to Paderborn, loan), Marc-Oliver Kempf (to Hertha BSC, undisclosed)
January Transfer window 2022 LIVE: Ligue 1
Angers: Paul Bernardoni (to Marseille, loan), Nabil Bentaleb (free)
Lens: Patrick Berg (from Bodø/Glimt, €4.5m)
Lille: Edon Zhegrova (from Basel, €7m); Jonathan Ikoné (to Fiorentina, €14m), Thiago Maia (to Flamengo, €4m), Hatem Ben Arfa (free), Yusuf Yazici (to CSKA Moscow, loan)
Marseille: Sead Kolašinac (from Arsenal, free), Cédric Bakambu (from Beijing Guoan, free), Paul Bernardoni (from Angers, loan); Jordan Amavi (to Nice, loan), Darío Benedetto (to Boca Juniors, €4m)
Monaco: Vanderson (from Grêmio, €11m)
Nice: Hassane Kamara (to Watford, €5m), Jordan Amavi (from Marseille, loan)
PSG: Rafinha (to Real Sociedad, loan), Sergio Rico (to Mallorca, loan)
Saint-Étienne: Joris Gnagnon (free), Bakary Sako (free), Eliaquim Mangala (free)
Stade Reims: Maxime Busi (from Parma, loan), Jens Cajuste (from Midtjylland, €10m)
Other Leagues
MLS – Lorenzo Insigne (from Napoli to Toronto FC)
Eredivisie – Brian Brobbey (RB leipzig to Ajax)
Lorenzo Insigne from Napoli to Toronto FC, here we go and confirmed! Deal fully agreed, Lorenzo has accepted Toronto bid and he’s joining as free agent in July. 🔴🇨🇦 #TorontoFC @SkySport
Deal to be signed within this week, as per @DiMarzio. Five-and-half year contract confirmed. pic.twitter.com/jUXbDouQF8
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) January 4, 2022
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